Oh man, you just gotta love chinese knock offs

just saw someone selling an old famiclone console from the 90's

I loled so much at the box art that I just had to post them here:

I love how it calls itself '3d ready' and '64 bit' despite it being an NES, I love the logo showing off it's new 'desing' (I'm guessing they meant design)

or how about the box that says the controllers are analog even the though picture clearly shows that they only use a D-pad?

there's so much lol worthy content in here

I'm surprised they can use all those names without getting sued! Does it use CD's for games?

I'm surprised they can use all those names without getting sued! Does it use CD's for games?

gregbmil

[QUOTE="gregbmil"]

I'm surprised they can use all those names without getting sued! Does it use CD's for games?

rilpas

Where does the cartridges go? And does it really have Super Mario 64?

[QUOTE="rilpas"][QUOTE="gregbmil"]

I'm surprised they can use all those names without getting sued! Does it use CD's for games?

gregbmil

Where does the cartridges go? And does it really have Super Mario 64?

this should answer your questions

and no, it just has Super Mario Bros for the NES, not mario 64. it's an NES clone

PolyStation is awesome yo...

But to be honest I think they could be making PSX/N64 hardware clones by now.

Would be interesting to see some 3D "art" from the developers... :P

[QUOTE="gregbmil"]

[QUOTE="rilpas"] nope, it uses cartridgesrilpas

Where does the cartridges go? And does it really have Super Mario 64?

this should answer your questions

and no, it just has Super Mario Bros for the NES, not mario 64. it's an NES clone

[QUOTE="rilpas"]

[QUOTE="gregbmil"]

Where does the cartridges go? And does it really have Super Mario 64?

gregbmil

this should answer your questions

and no, it just has Super Mario Bros for the NES, not mario 64. it's an NES clone

most likely just Japanese carts

as for it being black and white, I have no idea

I never buy anything directly from any asian country except Japan when shopping online. Piracy is rampant in that part of the world, and there are countless knockoff video game products out there. I saw a video the other day of someone who bought a Nintendo DS from china, and ended up getting some look alike that was being passed off as a DS. Word of advice to everyone on here, stay the hell away from online products from China, Malasia, Singapore, Vietnam or any other asian country that doesn' start with a J lol.

Thanks for sharing that, Rilpas. I needed a giggle today!

Damn, what game is that artwork of the girl on the skull from? I recognise it but can't place it - some early Saturn/Playstation game I'm sure, I just drawn a blank beyond that. Anybody?MudoSkills

Model # BS-5000

lololololol

The FunStation; putting the "Fun" in your "Station".

[QUOTE="MudoSkills"]Damn, what game is that artwork of the girl on the skull from? I recognise it but can't place it - some early Saturn/Playstation game I'm sure, I just drawn a blank beyond that. Anybody?Kage1

The funstation is one of the more infamous Famiclones. The compatiblities with real Famicom games is ok as clone systems go.

lol opening the lid to put a cartridge in? crappy design choiceLP4EVA2005

I LMAO'd when I saw that.

just saw someone selling an old famiclone console from the 90's

I loled so much at the box art that I just had to post them here:

I love how it calls itself '3d ready' and '64 bit' despite it being an NES, I love the logo showing off it's new 'desing' (I'm guessing they meant design)

or how about the box that says the controllers are analog even the though picture clearly shows that they only use a D-pad?

there's so much lol worthy content in here

rilpas